Sentence examples for definitive evaluation from inspiring English sources

Studies should use clear standardised definitions of key concepts, and be designed to promote a definitive evaluation at the assessment stage.

Definitive evaluation of efficacy in a larger phase III trial is warranted.

California reduced English class size in grade 9 to 20 pupils, but no definitive evaluation was ever conducted.

The aim of the Consortium Linking Academic and Regulatory Insights on Toxicity of BPA (CLARITY BPA) was to provide a definitive evaluation of bisphenol A (BPA).

Several small randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have assessed erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs), but definitive evaluation and clinical guidance are required.

In testing alternatives, designers require both an absolute measure and a normalized measure in order to make a definitive evaluation.

Aiming for a definitive evaluation of Hamilton, Mr. Chernow delivers a comprehensiveness that rivals Hamilton's The latter half of "Alexander Hamilton" is the more vivid, perhaps because the man was left adrift and reckless after a meteoric early career.

While there has not been a definitive evaluation, preliminary data suggest savings of up to 10 percent and improved quality of care.

The data suggest that it is difficult to make a definitive evaluation of the relationship between aerial and carcass contamination levels.

Further evaluation of the endometrial cavity with hysteroscopy or sonohysterography, plus some form of adnexal assessment, is a reasonable definitive evaluation scheme.

Due to the high complexity of such as plant, this paper does not intend to provide definitive evaluation of the concept but to explore its potential.